ASUS line-up for Computex leaked, new ROG Ally seems to be on the way

Products that ASUS wants to introduce at Computex have been leaked. The hardware manufacturer would like to present new laptops, keyboards, mice, power supplies and a successor to the current ROG Ally. It has not yet officially announced the new products.

The confidential ASUS documents that tech website VideoCardz was able to view show that the Taiwanese hardware manufacturer has announced a new VivoBook S15, ProArt P16, ProArt PX13, ProArt PZ13 – and has a ZenBook S16 laptop in the pipeline. ASUS would also like to introduce some gaming laptops, such as the TUF Gaming A14, the TUF Gaming A16, the ROG Zephyrus G16 with AMD chip and a successor to the ROG Ally handheld: the ROG Ally 2024. It is not clear what the specifications of will be the new handheld.

There would be a new power supply: the THOR 1600W III Titanium, a new portable power station: the ROG Mjolnir Portable UPS, and a gaming router: the ROG Rapture GT BE19000. ASUS would also like to show a new gaming keyboard: the ROG Azoth Extreme Gaming Keyboard. The company is also planning two new gaming mice and a new headset for gamers: the ROG Harpe Ace Extreme, ROG Harpe Ace Mini and ROG Delta II.

The Computex fair will take place this year from 4 to 7 June in Tapei, Taiwan. ASUS will hold its presentation on June 3. The Taiwanese company has not yet officially announced the leaked products. It is also not clear what each of these products will cost.

New products from ASUS at Computex according to VideoCardz. Source: VideoCardz